Self Help Show

Gina-Margaret Tiger

Your digital emotional support and energy shot every Tuesday, with expert-led self-help discussions every Friday. Welcome Home My Love 🫶🏽✨

  1. 2h ago

    The Body Knows How to Heal, From Survival Mode to True Well-Being | Loren Lockman

    What if your body already knows how to heal, and the secret lies in learning when to get out of its way? In this eye-opening episode of The Self Help Show, Gina sits down with Loren Lockman, a therapeutic fasting expert with more than 30 years of experience in natural health and water-only fasting, to explore the extraordinary intelligence of the human body and its capacity for self-healing. Loren is the founder and former director of Tanglewood Wellness Center, which he led for 29 years. During that time, he oversaw more than 12,000 supervised water-only fasts. Today, through Fast To Rise, he continues to educate people around the world about therapeutic fasting, optimal nutrition, and sustainable well-being. Together, we explore a fascinating possibility: What if achieving better health isn't always about adding more, but about removing what interferes with the body's natural processes? From fasting and detoxification to hydration, longevity, and the connection between physical and emotional well-being, this conversation invites you to rethink everything you thought you knew about taking care of your body. This conversation is an invitation to become curious about your body, reconnect with its intelligence, and discover a different perspective on what it means to be truly well. 🎁 Free Resource: Ancient Secrets of Healing Curious about natural healing and water fasting? Loren has generously shared a free guide, Ancient Secrets of Healing, as an introduction to his approach to health, fasting, and the body's natural healing capacity. Download your free guide: https://www.fasttorise.com/fasttorise-freeguide 🌎 Connect With Loren Lockman Website: https://www.fasttorise.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lorenlockman.official/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/loren.lockman YouTube (New Channel): https://www.youtube.com/@lorenlockman_official YouTube (Original Channel): https://www.youtube.com/@LorenLockman 🎙️ About The Self Help Show The Self Help Show is a space for thought-provoking conversations, fresh perspectives, personal discovery, and becoming the most authentic version of yourself. Hosted by Gina, the show brings together extraordinary minds, experts, and individuals with remarkable experiences to challenge conventional thinking, expand awareness, and inspire meaningful transformation. Explore more episodes: https://www.selfhelpshow.com New episodes every Monday and Thursday. ✨ One Last Thought What if your body isn't asking you to do more, but inviting you to listen more closely? #TheSelfHelpShow #LorenLockman #WaterFasting #NaturalHealing #SelfHealing #Autophagy #HolisticWellness #Longevity #MindBodyConnection #HealthAndWellness

    The Body Knows How to Heal, From Survival Mode to True Well-Being | Loren Lockman
  2. 4d ago

    The Shocking Truth About the Life Template You Were Programmed to Follow | Self Help Show Podcast

    What If Your Life Was Never Meant to Follow a Template? What if the life that fits you best was never supposed to look like anyone else’s? In this solo episode of The Self Help Show, Gina explores uniqueness, authenticity, self-trust, and the confidence that comes from understanding your own configuration instead of constantly measuring yourself against other people’s methods. There is no other person with your exact combination of experience, perspective, ability, instincts, interests, timing, and imagination. So why would your life need to follow an exact template? This episode is about paying closer attention to the clues that reveal who you naturally are, what consistently works for you, what you may have been editing or minimizing, and what becomes possible when you stop trying to be universally understandable and start becoming more fully yourself. In this episode: How to recognize the patterns that make you uniquely youWhy authenticity begins with self-observationHow outside expectations can quietly shape your identityWhat your natural strengths, curiosities, and preferences revealWhy your differences are valuable informationHow to learn from others without losing your own voiceWhy confidence grows when you trust your own configurationHow to build methods, routines, and choices that actually fit youThe importance of owning what makes you differentWhy your life can become more powerful as it becomes more specific to youQuestions to sit with: Who are you when nobody is influencing you? What do you naturally do well? What keeps returning to you throughout your life? What parts of yourself have you been editing or minimizing? What do you secretly know about yourself? What would your life look like if you trusted your uniqueness completely? And most importantly: Who are you when you are no longer trying to be understandable to everybody else? Your life does not have to be a copy. You can learn from others, take what helps, leave what does not, and still create something entirely your own. Your configuration is the clue. Your authenticity is the direction. Your confidence grows when you trust both.

    The Shocking Truth About the Life Template You Were Programmed to Follow | Self Help Show Podcast
  3. Oct 5

    The Terrifying Reason 93% of "Good People" Accidentally Ruin Their Own Lives with Shemeka Joseph

    The Terrifying Reason 93% of "Good People" Accidentally Ruin Their Own Lives What if the life you're building isn't actually the life you want? In this episode of The Self Help Show, Gina-Margaret Tiger sits down with Shemeka Joseph, certified life and wellness coach, mentor, speaker, and founder of Creating the Dream. Together, they explore how family, culture, work, religion, social media, algorithms, and comparison can quietly shape the life we think we want, and how to reconnect with what genuinely feels true. Shemeka also shares her Five Rights Framework: The right idea, at the right time, for the right reasons, with the right people = the right result. In This Episode How to recognize when you're living by other people's expectationsWhy sitting with yourself can reveal what you actually wantEmotional signs that your life may feel out of alignmentHow social media and algorithms influence desireWhy many people know what they don't want but struggle to name what they do wantHow to begin dreaming againThe difference between inspiration and programmingWhy peace and joy can help you identify what feels genuinely yoursShemeka's Five Rights FrameworkLetting go of people when your paths no longer align Connect With Shemeka Website: https://creatingthedream.com Alternate Website: https://creatingthedream.ca Socials: Search Shemeka S. Joseph Book: The Five Rights to Alignment Explore more episodes of The Self Help Show: https://www.selfhelpshow.com

    The Terrifying Reason 93% of "Good People" Accidentally Ruin Their Own Lives with Shemeka Joseph
  4. Oct 1

    What Do You Regret the Most? Self-Condemnation and the Stories We Keep Punishing Ourselves With

    What Do You Regret the Most? Self-Condemnation & the Stories We Keep Punishing Ourselves With What if the thing you regret most is no longer something you need to punish yourself for? In this solo episode of The Self Help Show, Gina explores regret, hindsight, self-forgiveness, and the invisible ways we can keep ourselves trapped through self-condemnation. Sometimes the event happened once, but we keep replaying it internally for years. We reopen old decisions, prosecute former versions of ourselves, and use the past as evidence against who we are today. But what happens when you stop asking, “Why did I do that?” and start asking, “What did this teach me?” Gina reflects on decisions she once believed she would regret, only to later realize that many of them redirected her, protected her, clarified her values, or ultimately worked in her favour. This episode is an invitation to separate learning from punishment. Because growth does not require a lifelong sentence. In this episode: Why hindsight can make us unfairly judge our former selvesHow regret can quietly become self-condemnationThe difference between accountability and self-punishmentWhy constantly reopening old decisions can weaken self-trustHow to reinterpret choices that once felt like mistakesWhy endings, losses, and redirections can make sense laterHow to keep the lesson without carrying the punishmentLearning to back the person you were with the knowledge you have now Questions to sit with: What are you still sentencing yourself for? How long do you believe you need to suffer before you are allowed to forgive yourself? What if the decision you regret actually redirected your life? What did that experience teach you? And what are you finally ready to stop using against yourself? Decision closed. Lesson received. No punishment required.

    What Do You Regret the Most? Self-Condemnation and the Stories We Keep Punishing Ourselves With
  5. Sep 28

    The Creepy Reason Your Brain Intentionally Fights the Things You Want Most with Dr. John McGrail.

    The Creepy Reason Your Brain Intentionally Fights the Things You Want Most with Dr. John McGrail Have you ever known exactly what you wanted to change, yet somehow found yourself repeating the same habit, reaction, relationship pattern, fear, or emotional response? In this episode of The Self Help Show, Gina-Margaret Tiger sits down with Dr. John McGrail, clinical hypnotherapist, personal performance coach, spiritual teacher, and author of The Synthesis Effect: Your Direct Path to Personal Power and Transformation. Together, they explore what happens beneath conscious awareness and why simply knowing better does not always mean we automatically do better. Dr. John explains how many of our everyday reactions become automatic, how early experiences can shape subconscious patterns, and why real personal transformation often requires more than reading books, repeating affirmations, or intellectually understanding what needs to change. The conversation explores hypnosis, imagination, emotion, visualization, subconscious conditioning, meditation, personal responsibility, and practical enlightenment, while asking one central question: Can we actually reprogram ourselves and create a different experience of life? Dr. John’s answer is yes. Dr. John McGrail is a clinical hypnotherapist, personal performance coach, spiritual teacher, and author of The Synthesis Effect: Your Direct Path to Personal Power and Transformation. His work brings together hypnosis and a broader collection of personal-development tools, techniques, philosophies, and practices through what he calls Synthesis, an approach designed to help people create meaningful personal change. He is also the host of A Better You in a Minute or Two, where he shares short lessons, ideas, strategies, and practices for personal growth. Connect With Dr. John McGrail Website: https://www.hypnotherapylosangeles.com Alternate Website: http://drjohnmcgrail.com Podcast: A Better You in a Minute or Two YouTube: Search Dr. John McGrail Instagram, Facebook & LinkedIn: Search Dr. John McGrail Hypnotherapy Book: The Synthesis Effect: Your Direct Path to Personal Power and Transformation Dr. John also welcomes questions from listeners and shares during the episode that people who contact him directly can expect a personal response. Explore more episodes: https://www.selfhelpshow.com Listen. Reflect. Apply. Because knowing what to change is only the beginning. Transformation happens when insight becomes practice.

    The Creepy Reason Your Brain Intentionally Fights the Things You Want Most with Dr. John McGrail.
  6. Sep 24

    87% of Anxious People Have This Exact Body Response (And It's Not Mental) | Self help Show

    What happens when everything is actually going well… but part of you is still waiting for something to go wrong? In this solo episode of The Self Help Show, Gina-Margaret Tiger explores that strange emotional space where life can be calm, exciting, even beautiful yet internally, there is still a feeling that something needs to be fixed, prepared for, or worried about. This episode is a personal reflection on nervous system regulation, emotional states, mindset, faith, free will, and learning how to remain in peace when peace itself feels unfamiliar. Gina asks an important question: Are we really regulating the nervous system — or does everything ultimately begin with the mind? In this episode: Why you can feel uneasy even when nothing is wrongWhy some of us become so accustomed to pressure that peace can feel unfamiliarThe habit of scanning your life for problemsNervous system regulation in simple, everyday languageThe relationship between your mind, emotions, and internal stateWhy old emotional cycles can try to repeat themselvesFaith, free will, and remembering who you areWhy happiness, love, joy, and peace require conscious maintenanceThe difference between what Gina describes as a “hell emotional state” and a “heavenly emotional state”Why you should allow yourself to fully enjoy good newsChoosing not to abandon peace simply because part of you expects something to go wrongOne of the central ideas in this episode is that when you have lived under pressure for a long time, peace can initially feel unfamiliar. Gina describes it simply: If you have become accustomed to hell, heaven can feel strange at first. The work then becomes learning to stay there — emotionally, mentally, and spiritually — rather than unconsciously returning to a state that simply feels more familiar. So when the job comes through, the project is confirmed, the funding arrives, the support appears, or life simply feels good: Stay there. Rejoice in it. Immerse yourself in it. You do not have to search for a problem simply because nothing is currently wrong. If this episode speaks to you, share it with someone who may need the reminder that they are allowed to experience peace without preparing for its disappearance. 🎧 The Self Help Show Hosted by Gina-Margaret Tiger 🌐 www.selfhelpshow.com

    87% of Anxious People Have This Exact Body Response (And It's Not Mental) | Self help Show
  7. Sep 21

    91% of Divorced Parents Make This 1 Critical Mistake with Chris and Rebecca, Co-Founders of Redefining Family

    What if divorce didn’t have to mean the end of the family but instead, the beginning of a different version of it? In this deeply personal episode of The Self Help Show, Gina sits down with Chris and Rebecca, co-founders of Redefining Family, California-licensed attorneys, certified divorce coaches, former spouses, and co-parents who have experienced this transition themselves. Together, they explore what it really takes to move through divorce without allowing the breakdown of a romantic relationship to become the breakdown of the entire family. The conversation covers communication, co-parenting, protecting children during divorce, emotional responsibility, rebuilding trust, creating healthy boundaries, and learning how to build a new relationship with your former partner that is focused on the future rather than the past. In this episode: Can you divorce without breaking the family?How to know when a marriage is no longer workingWhy communication problems can slowly destroy relationshipsHow divorce affects children differently from adultsWhy children should never become their parents’ emotional support systemHow to protect children from adult conflictWhy successful co-parenting does not require friendshipRebuilding trust through small, consistent actionsEnding the old romantic relationship before creating a co-parenting relationshipWhy divorce should be approached as more than just a legal processThe Integrated Divorce MethodHow adult children of divorce can rethink what they learned about relationships growing upWhy a changing family does not necessarily mean a broken family One of the biggest takeaways from this conversation is simple: A family can change without being destroyed. With the right communication, boundaries, support, and intention, parents can create a new family structure where children continue to feel safe, loved, supported, and connected. Chris and Rebecca also explain why friendship between former partners should not necessarily be the goal. Instead, the foundation can simply be respect, trust, consistency, and an alliance around the wellbeing of the children. Connect with Redefining Family Learn more about Chris and Rebecca and their work with individuals, couples, divorce, mediation, and co-parenting: Website: www.redefiningfamily.com If you know someone navigating divorce, separation, or co-parenting, share this episode with them. Sometimes knowing that there is another way forward can completely change how someone approaches one of the biggest transitions of their life. 🎧 The Self Help Show Hosted by Gina-Margaret Tiger 🌐 www.selfhelpshow.com

    91% of Divorced Parents Make This 1 Critical Mistake with Chris and Rebecca, Co-Founders of Redefining Family

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